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Population:

History- There were a decent but comparatively small and scattered amount of natives when Ulster-Gaelia arrived. Many of the uninhabited islands were settled, and those inhabited had the native populations shrunk, the rest relegated to assimilation or small patches of reservations. Now it is uncertain which will come first- 'radical' progressive reforms to allow native culture being normalized and accepted, or the virtual extinction of native culture.

Demographics- There are increasing immigrants and tourists coming to escape continental woes for the 'Kolumbian Dream', but the population is overwhelmingly Ulster-Gaelian.
Whether they and their ancestors came here for love of the UKUG or want for separation from it, varies.

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Military:

The Kolumbian Armed Forses are a very proud force dating back long ago, back to when the Army was a Militia, and when the Militia was actually Ulster-Gaelian Colonial troops. The military is three sided- ceremonial, domestic guard, and expeditionary corps. 

The Expeditionary Korps have a long and historied past of fighting on other islands, foreign or the mother land, as well as continentally. This can range from a few regiments, varying sizes of volunteers, to large scale mobilization. 





Though with a few decades of experience and build up, the Royal Kolumbian Air Forse is the newest military branch, and newly separated from the Army and Navy.

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Language:

General Kolumbian, the umbrella term for the national language, is a curious case. Originally Caledonian, it received heavy warping from Galra and Native influences to the point of becoming completely separate. The most noticeable trait is the lack of the letters 'c' and 'z', which are replaced with a 's', 'k' or 'x' accordingly.

Examples: Forse (Force), Karrot (Carrot), Xoo (Zoo).